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Have You a Humor Of Skin or Blood?
IF so, THE CUTfCURA REMEDIES
WILL. CURE YOU.

was induced, after ell other remedies had
failed, 10 use the Cuticura Remedies on my boy
four years OF sge, who had running sores from
his thighs to the ends of his toes The nails tell
of. His arms and face were also covered, and
he was horrible sight. The Cuticura and Cuu'
cura Soap were sill that used. Two days after
their use we could see q change for the better,
and in six weeks the child was perfectly well.
was then induced TO try them further, as % y
wife sd what we termed dry scale tetter, or
psoriasis for nearly fifteen years. and tried
eveIythir that / could get hold of, and asked
the advice OF the most eminent OF the probes
sion, but all in vain. 1t was all over her body
and all over her head and face. She used but
one bottle Of the Resolyent, two boxes Of the
Cuticurs, and two cakes OF Cuticura Soap, and
in one week from the time she began their use
i could see q change for the better. 1t is now
nearly one year since she stopped using the
Cuticura Remedies, and there is no return. |
pronounce her entirely cured. No one, only
those who have the disease and those who are
constantly about diseased patients, can realize
the torture in which they are placed.
have recommended the Cuticurs Remedies
TO all whom have met that were in any way in
need OF q 81 in cure. One mau to whom recon-
mended them had suffered for over twelve
years, and in that time spent nearly i've hun
dIed dollars to be cured; but nothing helped,
and now after the use of five bottles OF the
CutiCura Resolvent, aud several boxes OF Cuti-
cura aud two cakes OF Cuticura Soap, rej0ices
IN having found a cure. have others At pre-
rent under treatment and with good prospects
i'm no case, to my knowledge, have the Cuticurs
Remedies failed.
tnke pleasure IN ecuuluk blls W yOus u usl-
ing thstit may prove q blessing TO YOU and Ia
he suffering DR.. i. MILLIRON,
( Kimball, Brule Co., Dakota.
Cuiicura, the great Skin Cure. and Cuticurs
Soap, an exc uisite Skin Beautifer externally
and Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier
internally, are positive cure tor every form o.
SKIN and Bloc disease, from Pimples 10 Scr0
fula.
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
So Send for BOW to Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 50 illustratio3 and 100 testimonials.
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IWenty-Nine Converts Baptized,
EEyEoUR, November 6.-Twenty-nine
rev converts we're baptized to-day In White
river, near Homegrown, this county, In
the presence Of an immense coneourss Of
people,
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Save the pieces lOc ROYAL gluesceum
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LIVE STOCK.

Mich cows calves and springers......I0 UO034U %
Hoes.-Receipts,7 $50: shipments. 1000.
Receipts fair. Market opened quiet At about
yesterdays prices. Trade ruled generally slow
closing quiet All sold.
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CAN'T BREATHE.

UNITED with the loyeliest delicscy is the skil
lin preserved with CUTICURA INDICATED Soar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-14

uDos'r trus, any medicine, no matter
nov greatly lsuded. Nan a.lin Ia the
only e ).djutnr With ra'urs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-14

sYalcuF, MY, July President
Cleveland will be the guest Of Score.
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ored population and almost wholly dis
qualified them for manual labor. They
obtain book education with considers-
BILE facility, but they never wish to
work any more."-M., Holly Springs,
Mics.
"The condition Of our race has been
improved In every way in recent
years, especially by the schools. The
whites, also, have been greatly bene-
flied by the negroes better punctuali.
~ end greater intelligence. "-Colored
correspondent, Georgia.
"rhere ia here bu, little Of regular
syetem alb ut wsges or anything con.
nec'ed with labor. ThinRs are yet In
a formative state aud have not yet fully
cyys alizsd since the great la.
Dor revolution when free labor cue.
ceeded slave labor. There is but one
great fixed fact-any body In this coun.
try can easily earn a living by the
sw a, Of their brow; and we all, OF
DO h races, do ma lsge to earn q living,
but We yet have tooslip shod habits
about labor. Yet, see q distinct ten.
der cy to improvement. "-Statesville,
N. q.
"Most Of our laborers are perfect
spendthriits. A cash basis and some
syetem OF saving are needed. "-Ebe-
ntz.r, Tenn.
"Most OF the skilled labor carpen-
ters, mEsons and the like, come from
the most illiterate class OF whites, and
II We import better skilled laborers,
the tendency 10 yet pretty strong TO
classify them with the illiterate class.
That is our trouble. "-Tennessee.
There Is abundance Of colored
female labor here, but 1t is 30 indolent
and wasteiul, and will pilfer 90 that
white ladies' are mostly doing their
own work. would glsily employ q
trusty white servant and pay high
wages. Ia wealthy families good ser.
vents could get any price they ask"
Boxing Springs, Ala. Q
Labor, willing and capable labor,
is In a good condition here; lives In
free and Easy way, has little or no rent
to pay, no fuel TO buy, plenty Of game
and fish, and gets along about as well
as working folks get along any where,
withou, any worry and without any
great success In money making. AZ.
riculural life must be somewhat slow
and cannot we'll have q cash basis In
this ountry at least. Selma, Ala.
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i" A CATHOLIC"
Il Nos . Follower Of Dr. Nc ely mn
Under Present Circum stances.

IL NOS . Follower OF DR.. Nc 6lynn
Under Present Circumstances.
To the Editor OF tho Appeal,
II seems difficult for people outside
to undeist and the relation between q
priest and the psop'e and between him
and the church. As long As DR.. Nc.
Gym keeps bis vows Of chastity, the
pride Of the priesthood, he viii have
the sympsthies in large measure Of all
Catholics, no matter what his difficult
ties with his superiors nay BE-, and he
will always have the solicitude Of
church and people following him. A
priest may be accommodated, cut
Of and forbidden, but he retains
power, STU 90 sacerdos In e.ernum
secundum ordinem Melchissdech."
Like oil Catholics, then, sympa-
thizs with DR.. McGlynn, and like
to hear and to point out sound
doctrine In him. But l am not q fol.
lower OF his under present circum-
stances, and have no sympathy with
the present American land movement.
1t Ii not apparent that DR.. McGlyHn
is In any way pleased In being placed
In rank with Luther; indeed, It 10
more likely he would indignantly re-
pei the suggestion. DR.. McGlypn ha,
a clean heart. This is shown In many
ways, and that he Is very careful OF his
honor In this way is shown by his dis.
claiming the use Of an inalegaut word
as published In Sundays Herald. Ger
tainly he will never leave to posterity
such q sermon as Luther's on matii-
mony which, on account Of It's gross
indece ICY, remains In Ia In to / Is
day.
"The man and the hour may have
come" but the people a'e wanted.
They are moving not down ward, but
toward higher plane. That ten
million cathedral (although II makes
Catholic smile to think Of securing
an open door week days on arcbitec.
tursl attractioRs) Is evidence oil II.
However. II ali three have met, let
ms hope they will produce the genuine
ihiog. The Protestant Reformation
was religious fraud; did not pan out
according TO principles or the probes.
sions oil iis promoters. Is gave
us neither free conscience or free
Bible where II could suppress the one
or thrust its Interpretation OF the
other down Its neighbours throat. We
have them In spite OF II.
Poet hoe ergo proptu hoe" Surely
you are better logician than that. To
say that all the material impr vsments
that have come since the Reformation
are q result OF II 10 . statement that
beggars description. Whsn one thinks
Of the great increase in population
since the Reformation, IL 10 hard b
understand how we could live like our
forsf.thers by agriculture alone. Sure
" times have changed Ia the order OF
Providence. Railroads and all else
have come through divine ways and
at the appointed time.
Some things there are which are
clearly children Of the Refoi nation.
TIE doctrine OF the "divins right Of
kings" aud the principles Of political
economy; Kaiser William AID Qieen
Vic, Wall street and the Chicago "cor-
ners." tbs oppreesors and robbers Of
tho poor In both hem'spheres you can
claim, and l wish yos i,y Of them.
CATHOLIC.
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CIAL CLASS OF her diseases. 1t is specific
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the studied prescription Of q learned ply
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For sale By druggists. Write for book.
message to Woman" mailed free.
BRADrIELD REGULATOR Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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tssy Fsirehjd, q Caz ,novia. ON Men
Day next Tueeday morning he vii
dhye ovsr to Fayetteville, whore be
will spend the day with his sister, Mr..
Hoyt. The President viii return to
Cazenovis, and leave there Tuesday
evening for Washington.
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"yamper" Brodie In . New hole.

PrrnBuRo, Pa, July 49, Sieve
Brodie. the bridge jumper, and ice
Ridge, the light weight pusiIist, Of this
city, have signed a 4 sgresmsnt 10 fshi
fifteen rounds with bard gloves for
s250a side. Toe mill 10 TO take place
on q boat nea' P,ttsburg within ten
days from date.
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WARDS seminary for YOUNG
" TnSS uanIHa x..lunu. "a

siTi.. Health and ssre sr.t. Fpien-
did teachers PatroniIed by men Of liberal
minds 10 all Churchss. Ample room for er-
ercife, with city ADVANTAGES. A non.teeta-
rian School, with best aids 70 religion. The
tone and. value Of the school shown. By u
spoken at table,. The dinineropm IL the mos
elssant in the building. korvMhR0l
catalogues address at oncs DR. HuOs
W. X. WARD, NASHVILLE, Tenn W
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The NATATORIUM
Cor. pour,h aud jefferson.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Clear Water. Coed Baths.

Ladies hours an. 10 pm.
0sntlsmsn-6 toss.m aud, ato 10 pm.
Book of Twenty.hgs Tickets. BOO. ..,-..-tt.oQ
Book u Pity neksti..............- .... s.oo
81 The art q Hlmmius viii be tsush,eJ
Prof q. III, PfAff, sho IA a. the building
from 10 10 . m, each day llii terms are
kinsle lesson, &c adults, fuli course gnaf-
Antss, ~ children, full course,suafantee,b
a,ryIu, MECu asa MINING
~ gssiNEEniNsA 40 the ue.ssetaet
poiy techsic Institute, ~ rtey, y "
The o'deHt enfinsefiss tchpol In AmencA.
Nstt term begins september 18th. Toe Nss
Istsr for iST containta li,t u the graduates
fbr the past 81 years, With thor positioasI
also, course OF fiudy, require ems, en-
nse..s, etc. clspiplTr from . diltascs, or
thoss Twins In distant States, By spscial en-.
sml y stions a. their homes, 90 Al such lchoQh
a. they m.y :, all.na o., ma, a de, ne
For 'b6Avib X. 5REksK. Director.
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sa,au,- de- nore.' sea, Compass,

Nav YiEK. July l2-Ths >, ck.
holdip Of the National Consumers
Meat Company, Of which the Msrquis
de Moree IL the head, today Il ed con.
sert 10 the moftgaglng Of the comma.
ny's charelt 10 MORE, Bat 4 Co. Of
Kansas CITY. The mortgages are the
companys Western agents.
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Nav l,EK, July l2.-se,enty Ave
imm'ga1'f, alleged 10 be pAupers,
were detained a, Castle Garden today.
Thirty Of item, whtte irelda pom.
isod 10 'sEc care Of them, we're per-
mli'fd q ~ and the Others Wefs held
for iarihsi examination.
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NEwENeL.ND -oSsERyATORI
~ of n utIs. Boston, Mass.

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fALL TENN bssins sept. 3, 1851. For IL
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addrss, r.. .ToURJBE, Dir, Pranklin 3d..
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

Miss Mary J. Baldwin, principal. Opens
Sept l. 1887. Closes June, 1888.
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GUNNER EXCURSION TICKETS.

D0UND TRIP TICKETS to the various
~ springs and seaside resorts will be on
sale by the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road on and after Juno LIST. A full supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other springs matter
On hand. and will be promptly mailed. with
the same. with mlp hnum Of cost, time or
trouble and maximum Of comfort, convent
snce and safety, Though the prettiest
scenery In the country. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers 70 most Of those resorts and
and cheeks 10 all Call on or address Bar
nsy Hushes, Ticket Agent, 27s Main street;
II. d. Ellis. Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Sutclife. Passenger Agent,
as Main st or o. Desaussure. A. q. y. A.
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California Mining Stocks.
INV rpala.ro,Nh
Boston Produce naarket,

BOSTON. Feb. 20, 18s7.--The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions &c:
Pork-Long cut II 00G17 50 short cuts II so
ais 90 blacks IL 50d18 00 light backs 10 500
IL 90; lean ends II 00G17 so; pork tongues at
10 0O9S15 so; prime mess S14 50a15 90; extra
prime at IL 50G13 90; mess, at IA OOG14 80.
Lard-choice 712@7szc " fb IN tierces; SI4 a.
sc IN BIB pals.
Hams at 1lla0I2c D 10, according to size and
cure smoked shoulders S9SHsc; pressed hams at
111HGl2c.
Choice city dressed hogs ia y ID; country do
7d7Ac.
20g22c; do good to choice held creamery at 179
Butter-Western extra fresh maze creamery at
28d29c: do extra firsts at 23G25c; do irstS at
l9c; do fresh imitation creamy choice at l9G20c
do factory, choice fresh, 1S@20c; do far TO good
l5Gl7c ;.do choicelhed at 13G15c do fair to good
at (d13c; do common lots at 10@11c; do dairy
nominal at at 14918c; New York crm, best lots
nominal at 22G23e fair to good lotssat l9G22c
EASTERN cremy choice slots at 24Ca25c; Vermont
dairy extra lots 20G21c; do irsts at 15617c. The
above quotations are receivers prices for strictly
wholesale lots. Jobbing prices 1d2c higher.
Cheese-Northern, choice to extra, 131aG1 lac; ;
sage 1412c ohio choice to extra 13d13I2c; Wes-
tern choice TO ex l2d131ac ;lower grades accord
ing to quality; job lots 1ac higher.
Eggs Eastern extra at 19c; choice,fresh South
ern at Use ;choice fresh Western at &c. J0bbing
prices lie higher.
BeanS-UhOIce small n hand picked peal 7O0
rs ID bush choice New York large hand picked
do 5591 60; small Vermont hand picked pea at
i 800dl IS.
Hay-Cholce primeat 7l00@1s 90; fair 10 good
SID 60GS16 DO; Eastern tine S126S15; poor to
ordinary S13 gSl5: East swale at 96SIO I've
straw, choice, STA 50915s00; oat straw $9G1OP
ton.
Potatoes-Extra Houlton Rose 65c . bush; do
hebrons 60G63c; Aroostook Rose G3065c.
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DomestIc Po,H.

PORT TOWNSEND-Ar 18th, ship r z Buck
Heyer, , ort Blakely for San Pedro; Yosemite
Ar 18th, ship VIM A Campbell, Hathorn, san
Pedro; Oriental, San Francisco; barque Nellie
SAN PEDRO, GAL Ar 18th. ship jeremiah
Thompson, from Umpqua.
SAN FRANCISCO - Ar oath, ships SintTam,
Woodsde, and Sutton, Carter, New York.
CID 18th, ship Rosie Welt Welt, NanaimO.
GALVESTON-Ar 23d, sch G IL Foster, Coombs
MOBILE-sld 10Th. sch Nellie Bowers, Magune
,MoBILE~Cld oath, sch Benz b Church, Kelley,
NoRFoLK-Cld oath, barque Shetland Has
JACKSoNSILLE-Cld 2etn, sch Il A Dewltt.
Delahanty. New York; Nat Meader, Brown, and
Florida, Warren, New York
BRqNSWICK-Ar oath, sch r Bowers, Thomp-
BALTlMORE-Ar oath, sehs Helen Montague,
COokson, and Josiah Il Smith, Case. from Boston ;
Gardner q Deering, Rogers, do.
Ar 24th. sehs Aharetta Campbell Campbell, FIN
New London; Hattie Cove. johnson, Portland
Sid Gath. barque Rose Innes.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 23d, sch iona Bourne
Thompson, Boston.
CID I'D sch Benz f Poole. Davis Baltimore
Ar oath, sch c b Church, Anderson, New York.
NEWCASTLE, DEL Ar 23d, sch FrancOnia,
New York, 10 load for an eastern port.
Passed down gath, ship Alex Gibson, i'm Phila-
aaefPna Tor Japan; Portland Lloyds' do for Dun
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 23d, sch Eunie Me-
hown, Bradley, San Andreas.
w, oCuS Nelilc hOkeS, from JdckSOl-
VIE Tor New York; Addie q Bryant, Philadelphia
PERTH AMB0Y-Sd GATH schs Spartel, Halo
Well Bost0ni Ella, McNane. Portland.
NEW AORk-Ar oath, brig Edw IL Williams
GOuld, CaIdenas; Cameo, Neil, Port Spain; sch
Henry Woodruff. Hodgkins, Mayaguez; Eunie
MchOwn, Bradley, san Andreas; Nellie Rokes
Thompson, Jacksonville; Chas Balch, Manson
Philadelphia; Addie g Bryant. Stubbs FIN do for
New Bedford.
Ar 25th, barque Antonio Sala, Pierce, Cardenas 4.
sehs Minnie Smith, Arey, Brunswick Post Boy
Smith, Tacotalpan.
Cid oath, brig Victoria, Spencer for Barbadoes
schs Viola Reppard, Smith, Havana; Mamie ii
Stewart, Lane, Norfolk
Passed the Gate GATH schs Hattie King, Col
Inns New York for Boston; Eben Fisher, do for
Boston.
on Tomknsville, at anchor barque Hattie {;
Mcfarland, for Cenfuegos; sch Alfaretta Camp
bell for Norfolk.
PkOVIDENCE-Ar oath, sch Carrie C Hart.
Southland. Baltimore
NEWPORT-Ar oath, sch Rather. Matthews
New York for Eastp0rt
DUTCH ISLAND HARB0R-Sd 23d, sch Fran
els Coffin Bellatty, Fall River for New York
Also sid. schssSatilla. Skolfeld, FIN Boothbay for
Charleston; Royal Arch, Philadelphia for Boston
Alston. Barbour, New Bedford for New York :
Ella Francis. Francis, Fail River tor do, (and ali
pfSceeded)
Sid FIN Narraganset 23d, schs Jennie Wiley
Chadwick, Friendship for Annapolis, Md.
NlNEYARD-HAVEN- Ar 23d, sch Cephas
Starrett, Thompson, Hoboken for Boston.
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CITY ADvERTEsEMENT
STATE OF MAINE.
To the Electors of the City of
Portland.


DURSUANT to Warrants from the Mayor and
IL Aldermen of the City of Portland, hereby
warn and notify the inhabitants OF the several
Wards, in said City of Portland, quallned accord
ing to law to meet at their respective ward
Rooms on the first Monday in March next being
the seventh day Of said month, al ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon then and there to give IN their votes
Tor Mayor, one Alderman, three Common Council
men, Warden, Ward Clerk and two ConStables,
except that each island ward may elect one Con-
stabe) residents Of the ward TO serve Tor one year
Also In Wards, Two Four, Six, and Seven Tor
member OF the experimenting School committee,
resident In the Ward 10 serve for two years;
And further, then and there TO give IN their pal
lois upon the following question, Mnether lne IN
habitants of the City Of Portland Will accept an
act OF the Legislature OF the state OF Maine en-
Titled, IAN Act authorizing the City offortland 10
condemn and take lot of land for the erection OF
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
such question shall be determined IN the follow
ing manner that Is to say: each voter IN favor OF
such condemnation and taking the lot known as
Market Square, shall express such preference by
ballot bearing the word Eyes" ana each voter
opposed thereto by a ballot bearing the word
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they
shall be closed.
also give notice to said inhabitants, that the
alderman OF said city will be in open session at
we Aidermen's Room, In City Building, from nine
till twelve O'Clock in the forenoon. and from two
Tour secular days next preceding such day Of
election, Tor the purpose OF receiving evidence OF
tne quauncatl0n OF voters, In and for the several
Wardsi ana Tor correcting said list.
GEO. @. BURGESS, City Clerk.
February "a, 1887. feb24dtd
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C,oucester FIsh Marke+.
For THE WEEK ENDING. Feb. "a

Bank Goldfish at 1914 y qtl for large and SO to
S214 for medium; new Western Bank at S4lA
for large and S3I4 for medium; dry cured Bank
SO and S215 Shores S414 and So y qtl; cusk at
S234 D qtl paddock at SPY hake 81 70; pol
lock at S21sa$3.
hake, haddock and cusk, and 412d6c p ID for
Goldfish, as to style and quality. Smoked halbut
at Case ~ ID; smoked salmon 15c. Medium her
ring 1sc ID box tucks 13c; lengthwise 12c; No Is
at &C; BloateTs at Zoe; Alewives at 10 y 100
smoked mackerel lie y lb.
Trout s12 v Dbl; picked Goldfish 90 ;haoddock
at 81 halibut heads at 3 tongues So sounds S13;
tongues and sounds co; alewives- 3 25; Califor-
mia salmon ID; Halifax do IL 90; No shad H.
Codhsh-We notice sales of cured Georges cod
fish 81 15dS5 y qtl for large and $314 for small.
New Foundland HERRING at So p Dbl. Nova
Scotia large split at So y Dbl; medium 90; Lab
rador 90; Bay Shore gibbed at 81; Round Shore
S3h9S3M Passport round S2S4.
Mackerel-We quote Is at S17 to $50; rs S14
ISIS; IS, ST.; IS, $3a $40; extra Is are quoted
from S2n TO $50, and caice bOaters at S359S40.
n S IS S9IsaSlO. VS.
Pure medicine oil at Goo gal; crude do 4oc;
blaekhsh oil 50ci cod do soc; porgie at 23c. I.v-
ers at 35c ID bucket.
Fish scrap So b ton; liver do 81
Fish skins Sl5; fish waste S4; halibut guano az
$40 6N''N Nv
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He-And did you see Monte Carlo?
She-No: Papa called on him. believe, but
from his disappointed appearance when he got
back to the hotol think Mr.. Carlo must have
been out.
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Memoranda.

Ship Kennebec, before reported wrecked at San
Pedro, CAL foundered in thlrty-five feet water 300
yards from Dead Mans Island. About half of her
cargo had been discharged.
Sch NJ Luea Wood. from Boston for Baltimore
before reported ashore at Cape Pogue, was hauled
off oath and towed into Edgartown She struck
on smooth bottom and probably sustained no
damage.
Nassau, MP, Feb 19-About 400 tons of the
cargo Of barque Nellie L Rnmball has been dis
charged ana the leak found in topsides The YES
sci is cauiklng af0at.
The entire cargo of railroad iron of the wrecked
schr Thos IL Kennedy has been saved and will be
reshipped.
Port Townsend, Feb 1.-THE materials saved
from the wrecked barque Austria, We're sold by
auction 10th at $4,000; the hull, anchors, and
chains sold at .S400; engine and boiler at $3.50;
piano at S45, and chronometer. at $40. Sails and
rigging were new and sold at full value.
San Francisco, Feb 17.-Ship Richard p Buck
at San Pedro before reported struck bottom
heavily during storm 10th and started aleak
She had ten feet water in her hold.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-02-26

Feb IS, lat 20 N, lon 67 10 W. barque Obed
Baxter. from Java for Boston.
Feb 10, lat 2S 90, lon 10 40, sch Mary Cook,
from Pascagoula for New York.